WATCH: There were Broken surveillance cameras in the housing complex where two teens were killed Friday. Cindy Pom reports.
TORONTO – Some of the security cameras in the public housing complex where two young teenagers were shot and killed Friday were not working at the time of the shooting.
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Kwame Duodo, 15, and O’She Doyles-Whyte, 16, were shot and killed Friday afternoon outside of 287 Grandravine Drive near Jane Street and Sheppard Avenue.
Doyles-White died on the steps of the complex, while Duodo was transferred to hospital where he later died.
Sara Goldvine, a spokesperson for the Toronto Community Housing Corporation (TCHC), said in an interview there are 69 cameras in the complex and some of them were not working on Friday. The inoperable cameras, she said, were mainly a result of vandalism.
Goldvine would not say where the broken cameras were located inside the complex.
– With files from Cindy Pom
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